VLF Application URL case sensitive

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mwilliams
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VLF Application URL case sensitive

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Our VLF application url no longer works like it used to in test. It now seems to be case sensitive. What used to work is something like this

http://xx.xx.xx.xxx:xxxx/T22PGMLIB/T22/SD1_LAUNC.html?

But now we get a url not found error. If I change the T22PGMLIB part to be lower case that seems to work and we get the log in page.

http://xx.xx.xx.xxx:xxxx/t22pgmlib/T22/SD1_LAUNC.html?

I'm wondering if anyone might know what could have caused this. Our production system still works and the only difference that I know that has changed recently is we installed EPC 142070 in test. The other problem with this is now we can't start an axes session because the url that it uses to grab the framework files has T22PGMLIB (upper case) in it which it can't find.

Just as a side note, I also noticed that I can swap out SD1_Launc.html for index.html in test and I still get the log in page. This is not the case in our prod environment.

Just curious if someone might have any insight.
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Re: VLF Application URL case sensitive

Post by Dino »

Hi
I don't think it's epc related but likely some misconfiguration in the httpd.conf for your instance.

Check this article
https://www.goinflow.com/blog/redirect- ... lowercase/

Check/fix your "rewrites"
mwilliams
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Re: VLF Application URL case sensitive

Post by mwilliams »

I've been looking at that but the httpd.conf file is not something that we typically manipulate and not something that we would have done lately.
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